Infrared radiation spin photocurrents have been observed in GaN quantum well structures. Observed currents change sign upon reversing of radiation helicity demonstrating an existence of Rashba/Dresselhaus spin splitting of the conduction band in this new type of materials. Approvement of spin degeneracy removal in GaN structures allows to consider this material as a candidate for semiconductor spintronic.
Infrared radiation induced spin photocurrents in GaN low-dimensional structures
2005-01-01
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MB2-6 Infrared Radiation Induced Spin Photocurrents in GaN Low-Dimensional Structures
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